AS not unknown. This Petition or prophecy on record, presented to His majesty in the year 1633 Along time Though hath waited, yet be it known was accomplished, than this present year: 1644. When He on a Friday morning was killed or suffered. Who little thought such a sopp prepared was for him to be his Lord's blow (Mat. 24.) The Lord of that servant shall come in a day and an hour he looks not for. For supposing or saying he defers his coming, because unknown the hour and day.  
And shall cut him asunder, or as the word renders it, Cut of his head: to wit, as much to say with that Hypocrite Judas, receives his portion due to him or the same sentence.  
Not dreamed of in his diary, where sets down the 19 of September 1633 He was translated to be Arch BB. The Lord's day by whose heigh authority was translated into a lawless day of revels and drinking. And so fullfils these also Revel. 17, 8. His sabbatical time: who was seven years complete, and eight current Arch BB. of LAMBETH (or BETHLAM:) before his going into prison rewarded as he had shut up and silenced others.  
And as in His majesty's reference, how presumptions so ever the imprinting then seemed of those books concerning the Lord's coming revealed, &c. And this Petition styled so detestable and odious to be preferred yet since hath proud not so detestable as true, in applying great Babylon's judgements to great Britain, with that hand writing (Dan. 5.) dedicated to the present reign, or his the last of the Assyrians weighed with this not more weak and found wanting then since so carried was away.  

TO THE King's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTJE.  
The humble Petition of the Lady Elinor. 1633.  
Most humbly showeth to Your Matie.  
THat the word of God spoken in the first year of Your happy reign unto the Petitioner, upon Friday last did suffer early in the morning: the B: BEAST ascended out of the bottomless pit: having seven Heads, &c. seven years, viz: making war, hath overcome, and killed them: books sealed by the Prophets. By the Bishop of Lambeth horned like the lamb, hearted like a wolf, are condemned to be burned at Pauls-cross, where our Lord crucified, &c. This is the third Day, that their dead Bodies shrouded in loose sheets of paper. Lie in the streets of the Great city, &c. more cruel and hard hearted, than other tongues and Nations, who will not suffer them so to be buried. If your highness please to speak the word, the spirit of life will enter into them, they will stand upon their feet, &c.  
Craving no other pardon, humbly as in duty bound shall pray for your Matie.  
The word of God to the King, Revela: 17. October, 1633  
The BEAST that was, and is not: Even he is the eight, and is of the seven, and goeth into perdition.  
At the Court at White-Hall, October the 8. 1633  
His majesty doth expressly command the Lord Archbishop of Canterburyes Grace, and his highness' Commissioners, for causes ecclesiastical: That the Petitioner be forthwith called before them, to answer for presuming to Imprint the said books, and for preferring this detestable petition.  
Sidney Montague; Concordat cum originale fact à'collatione, per me Thomam Maydwell, no librum publium.